Month: December 2014

The following steps can be followed to create a Git repository from an existing XCode project.

Open the terminal and navigate to the directory containing your XCode project.

Execute the following commands to create a local Git repository:> git init
> git add .

Open your project using XCode.

Navigate to the menu “Source control” > “your project” > “Configure”.

Open the “Remotes” tab as shown in the following screenshot.

Click on the + button.

Add the remote repository indicating its remote address.

Now that the remote repository has been configured, we can commit the project. Navigate to “Source control” > “Commit”. You can check the “Push to remote” option or we can do it in two different steps. Click on the Commit button.

Push the local commit to the remote repository. Navigate to “Source control” > “Push”.